Never Under estimate a 3 yr old

[Flirtycuddle]

I lucked out with her being such a gentle snake most of the time. I moved the oven out and looked behind and under. No rodent problem at all either, if there was then I would at least know she found something to eat. I feed f/t not live or I would prolly find her near the breeding area for the live. I checked around the other animals sicne most are warm and shes not there either. I cut the bottom of the couches and tiped them every way to look and taking off the back of the tv tomorrow to see if by some chance she got in. I am hoping she is there that is my last place to look.

[MelissaFlipski]

Good luck looking. We are pulling for you!

[catzeye21138]

Best of luck! I really hope you find her!

[NightLad]

Best of luck! I really hope you find her!

I don't know jack about burms, but... you mentioned you had a heating pad? I'm picturing something for human use, like you might buy in a drug store. Do burms like hides? why not take your heating pad and fix a hide over it, and put it in a corner out of the way. With any luck she might curl up in a nice warm 'safe' spot for the night and you can come and collect her in the morning.

Maybe you could do the f/t thing and leave it in the hide on top of the heat pad, too.

Just make sure the pads temps are okay for the snake.

I wish you the very best of luck!

[MelissaFlipski]

I've been thinking about this thread on and off since it was posted. Did you ever find that burm? If so, where was she?